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Quentin Tarantino's Top 20 Favorite Movies Since 1993

Xax says...

The only movie on his list that would be on mine was Lost in Translation... until he got to Unbreakable, and I was floored. Unbreakable is one of my favorite movies ever. So that's cool. I went and saw it with a group of friends, and no one else seemed to like it nearly as much as I did.

Most of the list I've never seen. Lots of Asian films in there; I wish I had the fortitude to check them out.

P.S. Is it so hard to say Shyamalan?

Why Is Blankfist Not on Siftquisition, or Hobbitted? (Wtf Talk Post)

Sagemind says...

On a serious note...,
There is a lot of Crap in my life. And right now a lot of bickering & fighting between family members, I'm tired of it all.

I come here to have a little fun..., I sure wish people would lighten up. “Please”, and make it fun again!

--> Blankfist, you went too far, just say sorry, Keep up the comments, It makes it fun..
--> Volumptuous, You have perfect right to point out the injustice, thanks for pointing it out, (you are free to go play outside with the other kids). Cheers!
--> Lucky & Dag, Thanks for being our gracious hosts, I know you do your best and work hard and that's all we ask – thanks…, no really – Thanks!
--> Others, let it go, The more this keeps going, the more people’s backs are pushed up against the wall, and things will be said - in the heat of the moment.

This is a great place, I've seen many sites, with trolls everywhere, This place isn't like that, which is why I have been lurking here for years... It took me forever just to commit and join, and forever again to make my first post. I am certifiably now hooked!

I work in a job where everything is communicated through email. Quite a bit is lost in an email, and sometimes, you just need to pick up a phone, presto, things get fixed.
I'm not saying anyone here needs to pick up a phone, but remember "allot is lost in translation" which makes it easy to let your hackles up.

Thanks for letting my gripe,
In the gracious words of drunks everywhere, “I love you, man”
Cheers and Respect to all!!!

(What? Too Long - Oop's sorry!)

Gratefulmom (Member Profile)

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Sagemind says...

Sometimes, the soul has so much to say, it's relevance is lost in both translation and cultural interpretations.

This guy has a lot of passion aboout what he is talking about but his message is getting lost... in translation to me...

A Blue Tide is Rising

GeeSussFreeK says...

^You have to understand my background as well. I had no concept of racism when I was a child. All of the attention to it seems to only create a since of something that shouldn't be there. I think the difference is color blindness as apposed to color sensitivity. For me, it will be a better day when people don't care about such things at all than when supposed markers occur.

That was my point. It will be more magical when we don't care about race at all, that was my point, seems to have been lost in translation though.

edit: ACK! dude, I just realized that you thought I called you a racist! Dude, no way. We just have a different sentiment on the issue is all.

Finally, a Thai version of My Humps

Lost in Translation - Bob Harris at the Hospital

Bill Maher on elites

GeeSussFreeK says...

>> ^chilaxe:
^Logical fallacies aren't so simple. Maher is arguing the modern "elitism" criticism is just attacking people for being "elite."
Maher's problem with the Messiah College graduates is that they're being handed the top jobs in government despite having no work experience and only bottom-tier academic records.
Use spell checker.


heheh ya, sorry about the spelling. Firefox usually does it for me, but I'm on ie 7 atm . But that is not really the subject of this conversation

I think I understand the content of your retort, but it doesn't seem to hold weight when I view the content a second and third time. The idea that he trys to merge is that being elite is a good thing and trys to make that into what the idea of elitism corresponds to. Or in other words, if you are a top mind in your feild, you are elite. If you are elite, you have nothing to be ashamed of (which I agree with). And if you are elite, that makes you also subject to the term elitism which isn't a bad thing, but just a relation to your being in the elite status of your field.

This, of course, could be something that is lost in translation and I would offer my retraction if he was just asserting that this is just an inflammatory statment.

It wasn't the academic record he was attacking at all, but the location of their education...unless the statment "where else can you find people dumb enough to belive in bush but in XXX location school" is ment to be some attack on that persons actual acedimic record? That doesn't sound like a list of their GPA, what if they graduated with honors and had 15 years of public service? We don't get those facts, just the ones that paint them as mindless trolls regardless of anything to back up this claim other than they atended xxx school.

It doesn't take a degree from XXX school in the studies of YYY to make you a genious or an idiot. If he would of just said this person is incompatant because their actions hold to it, that would be a valid assertions. But there are all sorts of Yale and harvard people out there making mistake after mistake, but no one would dare call Yale or Harvard the breading grounds of fools and idiots. Fools and idiots are everywhere, and people also make mistakes, some major. In that, wide sweeping alagations of people being morons because they went to a certain school isn't reasonable in the least; and I think is an obvious indication of his personal bias.

Thanks for your comments though, I always enjoy a differnt point of view, and you are welcome to respond to this, always like a good conversations. Perhaps I am making a mountain out of a mole hill because most likely he is just playing to the crowd and trying to insite some cheap thrills from berating his opposite demographics side.

Occupation: Japanese Train Loader!

AnimalsForCrackers says...

Hmm, I got sent the embed from my friend on his iPhone. Since they use their own proprietary version of YouTube, that might be the problem but it seemed to work fine for me. Looking into it!

Edit: Think I fixed it. The very last bit of the embed was lost in translation, for some reason. Carry/Sift on!

'The Office' - Jim schools Dwight about safety

Kerotan says...

The UK and the US versions are certainly different animals but I prefer the UK version, mainly because I can relate to the location setting, and I think possibly there is the certain element of hopelessness which is lost in translation in the US version, However, as I have already stated, this could be down to locational variation.

For those who don't find the office funny, really, its not meant to be laugh out loud funny, the real humour for the show comes from desperation and the sheer cring factor for the characters, and the social commentary that it makes about how much some office workers enjoy their lives.

There is a poem by the late great sir John Betjemen about slough, (the location of the original, for those that don't know), which the first few lines are:

"Come friendly bombs and fall on Slough!
It isn't fit for humans now,
There isn't grass to graze a cow.
Swarm over, Death!"

That pretty much sums up why the location was set slough, just off a roundabout.

possibly the least memorable location ever.

What Bill Murray whispers at the end of Lost In Translation

Penn & Teller: Bullshit -- Intelligent Design

9329 says...

People who take the bible literally would do well to read other books concerning ancient history, early religion, and the history of the Christian church. The bible, as we know it today, was assembled by bishops centuries after the time of Christ. It has since been translated and edited by other religious and political figures, always for one agenda or another. And much of the tales and teachings are derivatives of older 'pagan' religions from the Mediteranean and Near East. It is a product of history, and as such possesses great merit as a historical document, just like the works of Homer and Virgil provide insight into Greek and Roman history. But it is essentially myth. Nearly all academic historians would agree with me on this. If taken literally, one would be faced with sorting out the myriad of contradictions contained within it. Oh, and you'd have to learn Greek, Latin, Aramaic, and Hebrew in order to really understand the text anyway. The relationship between language and thought is such that certain concepts and ideas can never be translated properly...you know, "Lost in translation." Anyway, I'm an atheist, but I try to be respectful of all people of faith. Believe what you want, but please, I beg you. Use reason. We are all rational beings, and if you believe in a God, than you must believe that he or she or it gave you a brain for a reason. Use it! Ask questions, don't just listen to what you're told.

Oh, and as for evolution. In this case, the use of "theory" should be restricted to the scientific community. For the non-scientific, the word "fact" would be an excellent supplement. Yes, there is debate in the field of human evolution (paleoanthropology), but by now we have the chronology fairly well figured out. At least enough to guarantee that humans were around long before 6,000 years ago. Unless you can prove that the decay constant of a radioactive isotope is not constant after all (good luck with that).

End of Lost in Translation

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James Roe (Member Profile)

swampgirl says...

I have plenty of geek, but virtually no 'leet'. I looked up "noze" in an urban dicitonary and got this:

" A sudden exclamation, traditionally a sarcastic cry of discontent. Usually uttered in a childish voice if spoken, or typed in all caps with Izyized punctuation. Also seen as "OH NOES" '

Thought you were annoyed at one beggin and whining for more toys. Misunderstood, sorry.

disregard the snarky complaint I left on your gtalk.

In reply to your comment:
oh man, i'm sorry I wasn't trying to be rude. I just always find myself saying "this feature will be in VS 3.0," I find myself saying it so much that I imagine other people are like "When is this stupid vaporware going to appear." Hence my comment saying we have included this feature for vs 3.0 was the vaporware plug.... I was trying to self flagellate and be cute about it. Sorry it got lost in translation.

In reply to your comment:
You know James? Never mind *discard



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